Friday, October 16, 2026

Ethiopia, South Sudan Agree to Build Alternate Oil Pipeline Route

South Sudan and neigbouring Ethiopia have agreed to enhance border security and trade by building alternate oil infrastructure.

One of the important resolutions is the understanding reached by the two sides is the agreement on infrastructure development.

it has been agreed to work together to mobilize resources to build the road connecting the state of Upper Nile, especially the Gambella-Pagak through Maiwut to Malakal-Maluth and Paloich. This is an important road. (Press Release)

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